The Absurdity of the Scales
Fin de siècle Paris was a city of velvet curtains, absinthe, and a profound, aching boredom. Julian was a poet of the void, a man who found the concept of "meaning" to be the ultimate vulgarity. He lived in a penthouse that smelled of lilies and opium, spending his days debating the merits of decay with a circle of decadent aristocrats. His life was a masterpiece of curated indifference until...
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